DevOps Engineer

Join Cadonix as a DevOps Engineer, where you'll support deployments and maintain production in a controlled AWS environment. You'll assist with releases, troubleshoot infrastructure issues, manage production operations, and ensure environment maintenance. This role requires a strong background in DevOps, cloud infrastructure, and production operations, with a focus on AWS. Benefits include medical, dental, vision, PTO, 401(k), and more.

• Assister à la mise en œuvre et à la gestion des déploiements de l'équipe produit dans l'environnement de production réglementé.
• Enquêter et résoudre les problèmes d'infrastructure de production sur les plateformes AWS, y compris les services de calcul, de conteneurs, de mise en réseau et de sécurité.
• Coordonner la stabilité des systèmes de production, gérer les alertes, les tableaux de bord et les incidents, et participer à une rotation d'astreinte.

• Beca or equivalent experience required
• Deployment and Release Mechanics – Understands container images, artifact versioning, environment configuration and secrets injection, and rollback. Comfortable working with CI/CD pipelines owned by other teams and diagnosing where a handoff has gone wrong
• Closed System Problem Solving – Comfortable supporting software they did not write and may not have source access to, working from telemetry, timing, and behaviour rather than code. Persistent and methodical when the obvious answer is not available
• Scripting – Proficient in Bash and Python (or Go) for automation, diagnostics, and small tooling
• Infrastructure defined through code – Able to read, modify, and safely apply existing Terraform, CDK, or CloudFormation. Understands state, drift, and why manual console changes cause problems later. Does not need to have designed a large estate from scratch
• A bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or a related field. Minimum of 5 years’ experience in DevOps, cloud infrastructure or production operations, including at least 3 years supporting production workloads on AWS
• Data Field – Good judgement about what constitutes sensitive or client-related information, including inside logs, stack traces, configuration, and crash artifacts. Holds the boundary under production pressure and advances rather than improvising. Familiarity with ITAR, CUI, FedRAMP, PCI-DSS, or HIPAA environments is an advantage
• Monitoring and Observability – CloudWatch, Prometheus, Grafana, or similar. Able to build a dashboard or alert that answers a real operational question
• Linux and Networking – Solid Linux administration and fixing. Working understanding of TCP/IP, DNS, TLS, routing, and firewall behaviour — enough to tell a network problem from an application problem
• Communication and Ownership – Keeps collaborators informed during an incident without being asked. Works effectively alongside product groups across time zones, and with external vendors under support contracts. Reliable and self-directed, since much of the environment cannot be observed by anyone else
• AWS Fixing – Practical, hands-on experience diagnosing real production problems on AWS: EC2, ECS or EKS, VPC network architecture and security configurations, ALB/NLB, Route 53, ACM, IAM policy evaluation, S3, RDS, and CloudWatch. Capable of reading CloudTrail and CloudWatch logs to reconstruct what happened. AWS GovCloud experience is a plus but not required; equivalent experience in isolated or regulated environments is equally relevant